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In Missouri, nearly 20% of children ages 10 to 17 were obese, according to the 2019-20 National Survey of Children’s Health, the 11th highest rate in the country.

Post Malone’s on-stage fall at Enterprise Center last weekend looks even more serious than originally thought.

Librarians have scoured books for any applicable content at the direction of lawyers. Ten districts in St. Louis and inner suburbs are ignoring the law.

Jodi Weber took the Post-Dispatch inside the investigation that led to charges filed against Gary Muehlberg in the 1990 serial murders of four St. Louis women.

The proposed amendment, if ratified, could chart a new direction for organized labor not only in Illinois, but nationwide.

The van is a temporary alternative to the #2 Cahokia MetroBus while construction crews complete work on the Curtiss-Steinberg Bridge.

Tayvion Whitby, 16, of the 4500 block of Morganford Avenue in St. Louis was pronounced dead after police found him with a gunshot wound in a car that had crashed.

An accomplice in other robberies got 14 years.

Police found a woman lying on the side of southbound I-55 next to a crashed motorcycle.

A lawsuit filed Thursday accuses officers of unlawfully beating a man in 2019 and filing a false police report to cover it up.

Post-Dispatch columnist Bill McClellan watches his grandchildren grow up in a changing world.

The city is writing a letter on Friday asking for state and federal funding to buy out about 300 homes condemned because of flood damage, demolish the structures and turn the land into parks, forests and fields.

A hearing scheduled for Monday has been delayed in light of new developments.

Alderman Marlene Davis sponsors two bills relating to the Armory, which lies partly in Alderman Tina Pihl’s ward.

Normandy High School on Friday canceled class "after several incidents" occurred at the school Thursday.

To try to attract and keep employees, the board overseeing Metro Transit on Friday OK'd spending $2.6 million on a new parental leave program, subsidies for child and elder care, college tuition aid and other benefits.

Michelle Green pleaded to one count of felony stealing of more than $25,000.

Missouri law now requires voters to show government-issued photo ID at the polls to cast a regular ballot.

Thank you to all the readers that nominated and voted for their favorites in our inaugural year for the STL Headliner awards. It has been an honor to play a small part in bringing recognition to the local businesses and…

Police discovered the fire after they were called to the woman's house for a domestic disturbance.